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... suffrage qualification of some sort, on somebody. But the scheme has not yet been sufficiently expounded in detail to enable the world to judge of when, or how, or to what extent, these most unexpected reforms are to be gone about. The work of emancipation is ...
... meets in the Outlook Tower on Edinburgh Castlehill. From the leading Scottish papers, such as the Herald, and one br two English and French journals (Leo Figaro! L'Aurore), a stu- pendous scrap-book his been compiled, and the leader of the club (M ...
... sunlight for vitality. the I hear from a friend in Paris that the pavement in the streets is swept perfectly clean, and the snow piled on the sides of the road like barricades, )ne nearly six feet high. Having recovered from the , first shock of an unprecedented ...
... Sunshine, 17 little he books, 2 packets of floral cards- Words from the Ir Book of Life, Lamps for Little Feet, 21 picture h cards with verses. 15 Christmas cards, 9 small N coloured scrap-books. Cl The boxes svere packed and despatched last Monday. 500D ...
... church amounts to 21200, and it will be seen from the results of the two days' sales that it has been reduced by about two-thirds, no less than close on £800 having been realised. The following is the return from the several church stalls West Church . . ...
... merce of the world, and turn the men of pro- nunciamientos into industrious labourers and traders; and this company also offers unex- ceptional guarantees of its stability. An- other company are proposing to open direct communication from this city to ...
... letter, aid to be from the pen of Mrs. Chambers, uh wife of Garibaldi's English secretary, the writer Bays -General Garibaldl speaks ,halt fourteen different languages. Being sk,. thle other day to write something for a ittle boy's scrap-book, he instantly ...
... advocates of annexation to play on the commercial jealousies of the population. ATIrnOUoi no actual failure was reported from Paris to-day from over-speculation in mining shares, several firms were stated to be in difficulties. One large coulissier was saddled ...
... JOHN LEECH. The following is abridged from a very interestiog sketch in ithe Ilmsts'brid London Newls, written by'I ,Sbriy BrtiolieJs ling enjoyed the warm friend- i ship of the lamented John Leecf . 3i of the earlier portion of the ife .of John LeechI ...
... you ever know a young ladyv without a scrap-book? Did you ever make a capital joke in your sleep which didn't disgust you in the morning ? Did 'yu ever know a baby that was not the quietest little thing in the world ? Did you ever know a Frenchman admire ...
... It came to me for my comfort while I was suffering from the i first shook of the cruel and cowardly injustice ! clone to Drerfus. from 'the horror of those l atrocious but -fights at Boulonge, and from the chronic pain due to a too intimate knowledge of ...
... with his company not far from Damascous (the capital of Syria about tj ?? miles from Jerusalem), a sudden gleam of lighkt, eL beyond the splendour of the sun, darted from Heaven, and 66 they all fell to the ground, and a voice from Heaven called, C :18 'SAul ...